Part No: 9846

The "L" dynamic pivot arm is commonly used in assemblies to create a dynamic pivot; it provides a long-lasting connection and requires no machining services. The pivot arm can be easily assembled, lending itself to repositioning and reuse and has permanently lubricated bronze bushings that act as high-strength pivot points as well as nylon thrust washers that protect the arm. The hardware to mount the pivot arm to the profile is included. The suggested mounting hardware to attach the arm to the nub can be found on the "Suggested Hardware" tab. Tip: Pre-load your hardware prior to connecting profiles to simplify your assembly and save time.

The short – single mount UniBearing™ assembly is commonly used for linear motion applications and is comprised of a short single mount UniBearing™ that is attached to a T-slot profile. There are pre-tapped holes in the profile ends as well as in the housing unit for connecting accessories. Shim kits are included.

The single long UniBearing™ has an open design that enables customized layouts. It is an option that is commonly used in applications with one guiderail. The UniBearing™ is easy to quickly install or remove without taking it apart, allowing reduced retooling and downtime and increased productivity and flexibility. The pads are mounted using stainless steel flathead socket cap screws that secure it to the housing and eliminate the need for high-cycle pads. The bearing can move or be fixed; when fixed, it allows the guardrail and assembly to move. All UniBearings™ come with pre-drilled brake holes and tapped mounting holes that enable attachment of accessories to a flat surface.

The universal dynamic pivot nub is commonly used to create either a perpendicular or parallel dynamic pivot with full axial motion ranging from 0-180 degrees. The universal pivot nub requires no machining and can be easily assembled, lending itself to repositioning and reuse. The hardware to mount the nub to a profile is included. The suggested mounting hardware to attach the arm to the nub can be found on the "Suggested Hardware" tab.